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The sequence is defined to be a constant-weight PBTOCAS, otherwise defined as a non-constant-weight PBTOCAS.

In 43% of big companies the roles are ostensibly split, but the chairman, says RiskMetrics, is an ex-chief executive or otherwise defined as a company "insider".

In both BioAssay, compounds that showed >30% inhibition for at least one concentration were defined as "Active", otherwise defined as "Inactive".

The primary objective of this study was to measure the degree of asymmetry in patients who were otherwise defined as symmetric by clinical and radiographic examinations.

And the hard work of people still committed to some democracy in spite of Citizens United, Scalia-like Supreme Court justices who are shills for corporate powers, the marriage of finance and government (otherwise defined as "fascism" by none other than Mussolini) and Mussolini-look alikes in policy as well as profile.

Cases with weighted scores <1 were defined as negative, and were otherwise defined as positive.

In this way, we assume that confinement potential for the electron and for the hole is equal to zero inside the QDs and to infinity otherwise, defined in cylindrical coordinates as: V e r e = 0 i f 0 < z e < w e ρ e ∞ o t h e r w i s e, V h r h = 0 i f d < z h < d + w h ρ h ∞ o t h e r w i s e, (2).

According to the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals [1], "built-up area" means an area with entries and exits specially sign-posted as such, or otherwise defined in domestic legislation.

Data are expressed as No., unless otherwise defined;* logistic regression; ^ linear regression.

Otherwise,tis defined as the maximum time in each -level of the satisfaction function.

Small stands typically had adjoining forest comprised of species of equal stature and similar growth rate to kauri, therefore all stems were used, including those that would otherwise be defined as edge-trees (Cancino [2005]).